Sentence examples for formula to capture from inspiring English sources

Barnes points out that Sextus often lays out an argument and then says that the skeptic will suspend judgment as far as that argument goes ; the idea is that Sextus uses that formula to capture the fact that if such-and-such an argument is all you had to go on, you suspend judgment.

While these results are themselves surprising, they are in fact implicit in the results of other authors [ 7, 14], and our derivation provides a simple mathematical formula to capture the behaviour in terms of other parameters.

Note that we calculate the average of four matrices, shown in formula (6), to capture the inter-component relationships between the Y and U components.

Such sober formulas fail to capture the roiling transcendental longings of a Kandinsky or a Schoenberg.

An alternative to traditional Damköhler number correlation, in which an equivalent oxygen level is used in conjunction with thermal-regime spread rate formulas, is proposed to capture the effect of finite-rate chemistry.

But we can still use formulas in our language to capture central group-theoretic notions e.g., that an element lives in the center of a group or that an element has order 17.

Chemical formulas: We determined that chemical formulas were represented in text in ways that were too variable to capture with straightforward pattern matching.

It allows users to capture and reuse formulas, formats and model structures.

Nonetheless, we can still use a formula in the language of set theory to capture the notion "x is the empty set" in an essentially absolute way.

Trying ever harder to capture risk in mathematical formulae can be counterproductive if such a degree of accuracy is intrinsically unattainable.For now, the hubris of spurious precision has given way to humility.

Possibly Weight Watchers has found the right formula, and Thursday's results simply came too early to capture its success.